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Company law [2026] HKCFI 2099

RE HONG KONG STAR MEDIA CULTURE LTD

The Court dismissed an amended winding-up petition after finding bona fide disputes on substantial ground as to whether three loan agreements were sham arrangements.

  • Winding‑up petition
  • Statutory demand
  • Sham transaction
  • Bona fide dispute on substantial ground
  • Conflict of interest
  • Costs
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Insolvency [2026] HKCFI 1332

RE NORTH STAR ELECTRONIC (HONGKONG) LTD

The High Court dismissed a winding-up petition over a disputed loan, finding the note bound the parties to Texas, the debt was genuinely disputed, and the petition was abusive.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Statutory demand
  • Forum selection clause
  • Exclusive jurisdiction clause
  • Bona fide dispute
  • Sham and misrepresentation
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Company law [2026] HKCFI 834

RE LONG ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT LTD

Winding-up petition dismissed after the court found a bona fide dispute over debt under the Employment Ordinance and no valid section 43D notices.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Statutory demand
  • Employment ordinance s43c s43d s43f
  • Bona fide defence to debt
  • Service of documents
  • Inducement to breach of contract
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Company law [2026] HKCFI 458

RE INSIGHT STUDIOS (HK) LTD

The court refused an adjournment of the winding-up petition and made the usual winding-up order against Insight Studios (HK) Limited, finding the company’s funding evidence too vague.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Adjournment
  • S177(1)(d) inability to pay
  • Enforcement of labour tribunal award
  • Evidential sufficiency
  • Winding-up-petition
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Insolvency [2026] HKCFI 473

RE TRITECH DISTRIBUTION LTD

The court refused leave to appeal against a condition requiring US$22.5 million payment before a late opposition affidavit could be filed in a winding-up petition.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Leave to file evidence out of time
  • Payment into court as condition
  • Exclusive jurisdiction clause
  • Stay for foreign proceedings
  • Practice direction compliance
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Insolvency [2025] HKCFI 6415

RE SHIFT ENERGY ASIA LTD

The court dismissed a winding-up petition after finding a bona fide dispute over a claimed debt, with arguable waiver and agency issues and an arbitration clause in play.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Bona fide dispute on substantial grounds
  • Arbitration clause
  • Agency
  • Contractual construction
  • Jurisdictional discretion
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Company law [2025] HKCFI 6127

RE ROSLAND CAPITAL GROUP LTD

The Court of First Instance made a winding-up order against Rosland Capital Group Limited, holding there was no bona fide dispute of the loan debt and rejecting the unlicensed moneylender defence.

  • Winding-up petition
  • Statutory demand
  • Enforceability of loan and sales agreements
  • Unlicensed moneylender defence
  • Genuine dispute test
  • Admissibility of without prejudice communications
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Insolvency [2025] HKCA 1010

HONG KONG AVIATION SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION LTD v. BEACON INTERNATIONAL GROUND SOLUTIONS LTD (formerly known as BIGMAN HK LTD)

The Court of Appeal dismissed HASDA’s appeal against refusal of an injunction to stop a winding-up petition, rejecting an alleged oral “pay-when-paid” agreement and invoice objections.

  • Statutory demand
  • Winding-up petition
  • Bona fide dispute
  • Abuse of process
  • Promissory estoppel
  • Pay-when-paid industry practice
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Company law [2025] HKCFI 4938

WONG KWONG MIU v. PEPPER BLOSSOM LTD AND OTHERS

高等法院批准部分清盘呈请下的验证令,只限公司一般业务付款及本案合理法律费用;拟议股份回购方案的付款申请则被拒。

  • Validation order
  • Share repurchase
  • Unfair prejudice petition
  • Winding-up petition
  • Ordinary course of business
  • Legal costs and funding
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